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LLM API Key Leak Scanner

Catch it before you commit or paste it somewhere public.

API keys and tokens leak in remarkably mundane ways: committed to a public repository, pasted into a chatbot for debugging help, left in a log file, or shared in a support ticket. This tool runs real regex pattern matching against nine common credential formats — OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS access keys, GitHub personal access tokens, Stripe keys, Slack tokens, Google API keys, generic private key blocks, and bearer tokens — and shows exactly what it found (masked for safe display) so you can rotate the real credential immediately, entirely client-side with nothing sent to a server.

→Genuinely regex-scans for OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, GitHub, Stripe, Slack, and Google key formats
→Detects generic private key blocks and Authorization Bearer token headers too
→Masks matched values in the display — you see what type was found and enough to identify it, safely
→Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you paste is ever sent to a server, which matters given what you're pasting
→Watermarked by Cikal Studio Labs · Works on any device, no install required

9 Real Key Format PatternsMasked Match DisplayInstant Local Scan100% Local

$5.99

One-time purchase · No subscription

⚡Opens instantly after payment — no install

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📱Works on phone and computer

🌍Available worldwide

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